THE BEST PLACES FOR TRAVELLING

Rovinj is one of the most beautiful and lively towns on the Croatian coast. It is the ideal place for a holiday full of history, culture, nature and gastronomy. Rovinj has a beautiful old town on a peninsula, crowned by the Baroque church of St. Euphemia. It also has beautiful beaches with clear water and picturesque islets in the surroundings. Rovinj is also a great base for exploring other interesting places in Istria such as Vrsar, Bale, Dvigrad or Poreč. However, Rovinj is also one of the most expensive locations in Croatia, especially in the summer months when the crowds of tourists flock here. If you want to get to know Rovinj and don't insist on swimming, it's better to go here outside the tourist season, even in winter, when it's relatively lively and prices are lower. Where Rovinj is located Rovinj is located on the western coast of the Istrian peninsula, about 35 km from Pula and 100 km from Trieste. It is the largest town on the Rovinj-Vrsar coast and has about 1...

If you're looking for an ideal destination for a summer seaside vacation, Vrsar might be the perfect choice. This picturesque town on the western coast of the Istrian Peninsula will enchant you with its atmosphere, history, nature, and gastronomy. Vrsar is also known as the place where the famous lover Giacomo Casanova stayed. Get ready for an unforgettable experience in this gem of Croatia. Where is Vrsar Located and How to Get There Vrsar is situated on a small hill surrounded by islands, about 10 km south of Poreč. It has a beautiful harbor and an ancient historic center. Vrsar has about 2,700 inhabitants and is part of the Istrian County. You can reach Vrsar in various ways: By Car: Vrsar is easily accessible by road from various directions. From the Czech Republic, it's about 800 km via the A1 motorway through Slovenia and Croatia. From Poreč, it’s just a 15-minute drive along the D75 road. By Plane: The nearest international airport is in Pula, about 50 km from Vrsar. H...

If you are looking for an ideal place for a summer vacation in Croatia, you should consider Rabac. This popular resort, lined by crystal-clear sea and picturesque green hills, is nicknamed the Pearl of Kvarner. Here you will find everything that makes for a wonderful holiday: pebble beaches, stunning nature, excellent Mediterranean cuisine, and historical monuments in nearby Labin. Where is Rabac and How to Get There? Rabac is located in a bay of the same name on the southeastern coast of Istria, near Labin (6 km southeast). The bay was formed by the flooding of the lower course of the Rabac stream. Rabac is about 50 km from Pula, the largest city in Istria, where there is an international airport. From Pula, you can reach Rabac by bus or car via the E751 road. Another option is to take a train to Rijeka (about 70 km north of Rabac) and continue by bus or car. Most tourists choose to travel by car, as it is an 8-hour drive from the Czech Republic to Istria. The best time to visit Rabac...